Services for the backend serving the Howl API.
To compile the source, be sure you have the Haskell Tool Stack. To install this, simply run curl -sSL https://get.haskellstack.org/ | sh.
Then run
$ stack setup
$ stack build
To start the web-server, run
$ stack exec howl-backend
To run the tests, use
$ stack test howl-backend:howl-backend-test
be sure the following variables are in the environment:
APP_SECRET Facebook app secret key
APP_ID Facebook app ID
APP_NAME Facebook app name (Howl)
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID AWS secret key ID
AWS_ACCOUNT_ID AWS account ID
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION AWS region (eu-central-1)
AWS_REPO_NAME AWS docker repo (howl-docker-repo)
AWS_S3_LOCATION AWS S3 bucket location
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY AWS secret key
AMQP_HOST RabbitMQ Host
AMQP_VHOST RabbitMQ Virtual Host
AMQP_USER RabbitMQ User
AMQP_PASSWORD RabbitMQ password
DB_NAME DB name
DB_USER DB user
DB_HOST DB host
DB_PASSWORD DB password
DB_PORT DB port (5432)
DB_POOLSIZE DB connection pool size
In bash you do this with $ export APP_NAME="example", in fish with $ set -g -x APP_NAME "example"
To auto-generate the Swagger JSON for the Web API, run stack exec howl-swagger
TODO Put here the actual API docs.
Use the Gitlab issue tracker to submit bug reports and feature requests.
Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Sebastian Mendez Siem Licensed under the BSD-3 license.